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Volume 40 Number 18
Syria Airs
War Talk
On Radio
LONDON (JTAl Premier
Yusaef SBayen of Syria extended
hi- throats of war against Israel
this week to Include Jordan, Saudi
Arabia and Tunisia, it was repoit-
td here from Damascus
The Syrian li.nl. r told a Ma)
Day Labor rail} in Damascus thai
while the prime objective of our
popular war of liberation is Pah -
nine, the ar must pass through
Jordan, Saudi Arabia and I*unisip
to destroy reactionarj rulers
i The speech was broadcast
b> the Syrian Governmest radio
Referring to reports that Is-
rael had been assured protection
by the United States through the
Sixth Fleet in the Mediter-
ranean, Premier Zayen declared
also that the Sixth Fleet "can-
not frighten us nor can it stop
the war of Liberation."
He said that the Unite I Si ites
had its Seventh Fleet in th Far
Easl "hut it has n >1 stopped lit
Continued on Page 10 A
Autopsy Tiff
Rouses Ire
Of Orthodox
JERUSALEM (JTAi The
conflict within Premier Levi Esh-
kol's coalition Government over
Orthodox opposition to autopsies
in Israeli hospitals was eased this
reek by a promise from the
Premier that lus Government
would submit soon to Parliament
roposals to meet Orthodox ob-
ections.
The proposals will be in the
form of amendments to Israel's
Anatomy and Pathology Law
which, in the Premier's words
tc the religious representative?,
will combine "maximum con
sideration for the sensibilities of
Orthodox families and the need
for scientific progress. Autopsies
without consulting families are
permitted under that law when
necessary to establish cause of
Continued on Page 3-A
Combining THE JEWISH UNITY and THE JEWISH WEEKLY
Miami, Florida Friday, May, 12, 1967
Two Section Price 23:
N.Y. Temple Quits
National Reform Bod
DR. f-'AMDRATH
dec' nes comment
NEW YORK (JTAl A di-
vided hoard of trustees of Temple
Emanuel. the largest Reform con
gregation in the world, voted this
week to withdraw from the Union
of American Hebrew Congrega-
tions as a protest about statements
on the American participation in
the Vietnam wai and other public
issues by Rabbi Maurice Eisen-
drath UAHC president
Alfred Bachrach, congregation
president, cited a series of public
statements bj Dr Eisendrath, who
has h- en one of the sharpest cril
of American '. ictnam p
among a group ol Reform rabbis
opposing that policj Bachrach
Israel Will Mark 19th Anniversary
V
Starling With Celebrations Monday
MARCH 1966
8 Chief ol Staff leaves on
goodwill tour of Far East
15 President arrives m
Nepal on State visit
21 President of Iceland
arrives in Israel on state visit
APRIL
26 Brig Eaer Weizmann
appointed Head of General Staff
Branch: succeeded ai command
or of Israel Air Force by Col
Mordechai Hod
MAY
l Opening of Hapoel in
tcrnational Sports Rally
3 Kx Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer arrives for visit to
Israel
11 Mr Abba Fban arrives
in Warsaw for Israeli diplomatic
conference Israel submits note
CALENDAR OF YEAR'S EVENTS AT GLANCE

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to Security Council on Jordanian
attack at Dvlr
12 Economic Agreement
between Israel and Germanj
signed
15 President proclaims
Sholem Aleichem Year at open-
ing of Sholem Aleichem House
17 Israel submits note to
Security Council on Syrian ag
gression near Almagor
26 Nicaraguan Presidenl
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arrives on state visit
27 Prime Minister Eshkbl
leaves tor African tour.
JUNE
Sixth International
Tournament ends in Tel
sai I Dr Eisendrath had assume I
the role of spokes-nan for the
Reform congrt jational m^w
ment and said such a position .
luthorized and impossible "
Rabbi Eisendrath declined t:
comment on tht withdrawal de-
cision. He said it would be a
matter for the UAHC board o*
trustees to discuss at its meeting
on May 28. However, Irvine
Fane, board chairman, said he
was "sorry" that the Temple
had resigned, and thus chosen :
"isolate and separate itself frorr
the Reform Jewish movemen-
and the mainstream of Ameri-
can Jewish life "
Bachrach cited Dr Eisendrat
action in joining Dr Martin 1. I
er King and other religious l<
ers to form a new organization l
Seek an immediate end to th?
bombing of North Vietnam "with
out conditions." He also refet
to an Eisendrath speech in \\.
ington last December declaring
that .lews were becoming par
Continued on Page 6-A
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BEACH COUPLE WILL BE HONORED
Miami Bond Drive Set
To Launch Festivity Here
The Jewish community ol
Greater Miami will |oin in th.
worldwide celebration of Israel's
19th anniversarj at a dinm
state Sunday evening. Maj 1 1
the Fontainebleau Hotel with one
of Israel'^ foremost diplom it- as
principal speaker
The 'In'"*-'' will h-' the occasion
where Ml arid Mr- Benjamin
Meyers, will be honored "for life
long endeavors in the buildini ol
Israel The) will be the recipients
0| Israels Medallion Of Ilutior,
which will be conferred upon them
bj Gen Joseph Avidar. an out-
standing figure in the military,
economic and diplomatic affair- ol
Israel
Since the Independence Day
Dinner coincides with Mother's
Day, to mark the occasion,
every lady attending will be pre-
sented with a Rose of Sharon,
"Mother of Israel" corsage,
flown in from Israel by courtesy
of El AI Air Lines.
Gen Avidar is Israel's former
Ambassador to Ihe Soviet Union,
tine time chief of planning and
operation ol the Israel Army. Gen
Avidar has been a kej figure in
Israel's formative veals trom Ike
earlj days ol the Haganah. the
Jewish defense force at the tune
of the British mandate In the
Continued on Paqe 5-A
2
Chess
Avh
8 Israel and Venezuela
sign cultural and technical agree-
ment
17 Prime Minister returns
from three week African tour.
Presidenl Shazar leaves for
Latin-American tour
26 lleiut Movement opens
National Convention
JULY
4 Kennedy Memorial ded-
icated in Jerusalem hills
5 Israel and Inter Ameri-
can Development Bank sign
agreement on joint projects
11 Cornerstone ol Harry
Truman Peace Center laid in Je-
rusalem.
13 Three Syrian acts of
sabotage kill two and seriously
hurt anotht r two Israelis
14 Syrian saboteurs blow
up house at Klar Yuval Israeli
Aii Force strikes hack, bombing
Syrian equipment and downing a
MIG-21
25 Israel calls on I N to
pacif) Israel-Syrian border.
AUGUST
e 2 President Johnson re-
ceives President Shazar
7 President Shazar re-
turns from Latin American tour
15 Two Syrian MIGs al
Continued on Page 8-A
18- Year-Old Admits Arson
GtN.IOSIPH AVIOAK
guest speaker
WHITE PLAINS. NY- (JTAl
An 18 year-old Yonkers youth
accused ot having sel the fin al
the Yonkers Jewish Community
Tenter m December ol 1965. re
suiting in the deaths of 12 per-
sons, admitted thai he was re-
ponslble for the fire." Assistant
District Attorney Thomas racella
charged in County Court here this
week, where the youth ia on trial
The defendant, Thomas A Hup
pert, is being tried on 24 counts
of murder and one count ot ai It
Patella charged that Ruppert
made his virtual confesiion to
Zvi Almog who was, at the time
of the blaxe, director of the Jew
ish Center.
However, the youth's voluntary
defense counsel. Mrs. Eleanor
.lackson Piel. told the court Rup-
perl had been "psychologicallj
coerced" into making his state-
ment of guilt.
The prosecutor told the court
that he would prove that the fire
was "deliberately set and was in
cendiarj in origin."
He declared that, ill confessing
to Mr Almog, the youth had
stated he wanted to go to the
police and "gel everything off his
chest "
The first diplomatic re-
cep'ion tendered by West
Germany's Ambassador
in Jerusalem was held this
week and attended
hundreds cf dignitaries led
by Piemier Levi Eshkol
and Knesset Speaker Kad-
dish Luz. The reception,
given by Ambassador Rolf
Penis, was attended also
by Cab i net Ministers,
army officers end senior
aovernment officials.
Practically al! political
parties, with ;hc excep-
tion ct the leftist Mapam.
the Communists and
Aqudat Urael, were rep-
resented. Seme observers
here speculated that the
Premier's participation in-
dicated a discreet but ef-
fective turning point in
Israeli relations with West
Germany which they felt
were likely to become s'ill
closer in the near future
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Autopsy Crisis Boiling Up in Israel
Continued from Pag* 1-A
defttti f for transplants to cur*
anothor porton if thro* com-
potont doctors havo confirmed
orthor nood. Jowith Religious
Law br% autopsies except to
mv* the Mvos of others.
Details of the amendments,
which were scheduled to be pre-
sented to the Cabinet and the
Knesset in about a month, were
not disclosed. The Premier was
aided in his talks with the Ortho
dox party leaders by Justice Min-
ister Yaacov Shamro and Health
Minister Israel Barzilai
At least two Kimu's m Israel
were not satisfied by the pro-
posals one was the Agudat Israel
Despite asurance given i>\ Minis
ler Yaaeov Shapiro and Barzilai,
whose ministries arc directl) in
volved in the autopsy situation,
Agudat Israel leaders -aw! tin>
would continue their public fisht
for a complete revirion ol tne law
The other was a group of six ] foreign nationals resident in Is-
rael on the issue and told the
delegation he would tale the
matter up with United States
Ambassador Walworth Barbour.
: Orthodox rabbis and laymen, all
United States citizens residing in
| Israel. They called on the United
States Embassy in Tel Aviv where
they asked for United States Gov
eminent intervention so that
"American citizens in Israel
should receive the same protection
against autopsies they would have
in America.'* American law bars
autopsies without the concent of
families except in rare cases.
The six American Jews were ac-
companied by about 30 ycshiva
Student! some of whom carried
protesting posters They conferred
with Consul Huston Dixon,
Their spokesmen were Rabbi
Jona Horowitz, former head of
the Beer Shmuel Yeshiva in
Brooklyn, and Rabbi Hersch
Kohn, formerly of New York
City. Mr. Dixon accepted a
photograph of a petition sinned
by 1,500 Americans and other
New BB Lodge Formed in Miami
\ new B nai n nth lodge for
professional and business leaders
of the area has been formed in
Miami
Named the Pro Bus Lodge
membership roster has alrcadv
reached 50. but charter members
will be accepted through July
when the permanent charter i> re-
ceived from the B nai B rith His
trut Grand Lodge in Washington,
DC
Meetings ol the new group will
be held the third Thursdaj ol
ever) month at noon in the Viz-
cay a Kuom of the Columbus Hotel
slate serving pro tem is headed i>>
Moiey I'aytnan. president; Arthur
England, Jr. secretary-treasurer;
Ronald Albert, vice president: I.
Jerry Bloom, Harold Essig, How
an I Neu. Al Palish and Gerald
Schwartz, board of directors
The consensus of observers here
was that while public unreal con-
tinued on the problem. Mr. Esh-
kol's government did not seem to
be facing any real internal or
Parliamentary threat. Real diffi-
culties might develop, they added,
if the leftwing flank of the coali-
tion would react with hostility to
"over liberal" concessions to the
religious seement.
United States legal experts said
in Washington thai the U s. Gov-
ernment could not take legal ac-
tion to give such protection to
American citizen! living in Israel
They said Americans living
abroad are subject to local lav -
Some officials suggested however
thai through diplomatic channels,
the United state- could informally
approach the Israel Govi rnnn nl
lo i~k for in h\ [dual ex< i p. ions
for Ann i icai no had made wi it-
ten requests to *m t S Embassy
for such exemption.
Previously Premier Eshkol
had proposed that three-men
committees of doctors, includ-
ing one orthodox physician on
each committee, be named in
each hospital where patholog/
investigations were likely to be
carried out, who would super-
vise autopsies. The Premier's
initial proposal included ar ap-
peals committee with authority
to overrule local hospital bodies.
It was not indicated whether the
physician committees proposal
was part of the promised amend-
ments to the Anatomy and Path-
ology Law.
The immediate cause of 'he lat-
est governmental difficulty on
the issue was a transplant carried
out the previous weekend in Tel
Hashomer Hospital when the cor-
neas were removed from the eyes
of the late Rabbi Moshe Gottes-
man. formerly of New York, alter
he died in the hospital last week-
end. The cornea- were removed
for transplant to a patient who
had been rushed to the hospital
with rapidly deteriorating eye vi-
sion It was the second such inci
dent in the past month Previously
hospital official- had removed the
heart of the wife of a B'nai ii ak
Y shiva he.nl and later alter
.sharp protests, returned th> oi
gan to the farn h in a plastic ba*
for burial with tin body
Sisterhood Marks
Israel 19th Year
The 19th anniversary of the
State of Israel will be celebrated .it.
the regular meeting of Beth Moshe
t Sisterhood in Popiel Social Hall on
Monday evening Mrs Burton.
Streit will preside.
A film, "The City of Eilat." will
, be shown, courtesy of El Al Air-
lines, and Mrs. Sidney Schoen will
describe her visit to Eilat in the
spring of 1964. Rabbi David Rosen-
feld will give a short discourse on
Israel.
Election ot officers will be held,
and a report given on the spring
conference. May 8 to 11. of the
National Women's League of the
United Synagogue of America.
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and Congratulations
on your \yt\) Anniversary of Statehood
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When you were only three years old.
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We were the ">-' to establish regular
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army helped Israel
The stcte barn out of the ashes
the Hitlerian holocaust found itself
c mature entity overnight as a con-
sequence cf a military led / bould
r.ct have been called upon to meet.
But it was Israel's proven strength
that has since asured ever newer .JTA
successes in far more important
i.e'.ds :r. cgricuiture and industry and educa-
tor.: in the development and establishment of
'.he only true democracy in the Middle East.
On the occasio:. of Isrcel's 19th anruver*ary,
voung republic is beset by the kind of pro-
found economic and military trials exceeding
m their gravity thoce t was forced to meet on
he battlefield beck in 1948. For the outcome
of the '48 war seemed a predetermined con-
clusion: "am brayrah" "there is no alterna-
tive" to wininq. was the warrior's cry then.
World Jewry must once again look to Israel's
problems today in the knowledge that there are
no other alternatives. What must motivate us
anew is the "am brayrah" cry of 19 years ago.
The problems must be solved, and we must
contribute to their solution.
In this spirit. The Jewish Floridian this week
dedicates several feature presentations to the
19th anniversary occasion.
Nineteen years after the War of Liberation.
Truman's 83rd Birthday
Former President Truman is often referred to
in Israel as an "immortal." Miami Monday
joined in celebrating Mr. Truman's birthday,
and the Jewish community made it a double
celebration at a Hebrew University dinner
honoring the Harry S. Truman Center for the
Advancement of Peace at the university's cam-
pus in Jerusalem.
Rarely in the course of human events do
we come upon a man whose areatne^s has
been so intimately linked with his forthriaht-
ness. who has acted quickly and directty in
accordance to the dictates of common sense.
conscience and good-will.
President Truman has been such a man.
A notable in the annals H political affairs,
his actions alway went faT beyond political
expediency, and must certainly be attributed
to the goodness oi his heart.
World Jewry will never cease blessinq his
name. Once he knew uV horrifving tarts a^out
the displaced person-; rcrmDS cfter Word War
II, Truman acted quickly, and 100.000 Jews
were freed.
A whole nation will never foraet him. Mr.
Truman did not h*itatp more than he felt
-essarv, when the United States became the
first cevntrv n the world to reccqnize the newly-
established Jewish republic of bratl
We odd our best Wtehee on the occasion of
Harry S. Truman's 83rd birthday.
HAPPY BH^mw, OflAMP!

let the mescge go out among the lands. Israel
shell prevail.
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Honor to Miami Couple
The State of Israel Bond Organization will
mark the 19th anniversary of Israel's independ-
ence at an Israel Independence Dcy dinner on
Sunday night. May 14 at the Fontainbleau
Hotel.
The function will serve to launch the bond
organization's annual drive in our community.
During the past several years. Greater Miami
has become the leadinq bond-purchasing com-
munity in per capita sales, and attending the
dinner can assure the continuation of that
record.
To be honored arr- Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Meyers. Both Mr Meyers and Dr Anna Brenner
Meyers are known locally and nationally lor
the leadership they have aiven this and other
Jewish welfare and humanitarian organizations
In addition to marking Israel's 19th An-
niversary, the May 14 dinner will be the com-
munity's "thank you" to a distinguished couple
in the cause of Israel and American Jewry.
Federation's New Slate
The 29th anual meetino cf the Greater Miami
Jewish Federation and 1967 Combined Jewish
Appeal will be held Sunday, May 21. at the
Fontcinebleau Hotel.
Up for nomination which is tantamount to
election, will be a new slote of officers, with
longtime Miamian Leon Kaplan succeeding
Joseph M. Lipton as president.
Kaplan is a pioneer in Jewish welfare ac-
tivity. A vice president of Federation, he is a
former vice president and Southern Section
president of the Naticnal Jewish Welfare Board.
He is also a past president of the Greater
Miami YM and WHA.
In the past, he hes headed thp Lawveis
D:vi? on anH Profpsional Men's Division of the
Combined Jewish Appeal. He is also a past
chairman of CJA's budoet committee.
With such a varied backoround of experi-
ence, it is hoped Kaplan will be able to aamei
for Federation a dedicated leadership amona
the community's s*ondc*rd-b*arers of welfare
and phi'ar.mrosic identification, as well as the
n*w and risina men and wemen dedicated to
these important enHeavors.
This will be a pivotally significant achieve
rr.ent in the nom of reassertina Federation's
imaoe as Grerrtr Miami's cental oh'lonthropic
and Jewish communal planning agency.
Arson Heightens
New Brotherhood
By CHARLOTTE HYAMS
Detroit
There was a new meaning to
the term 'brotherhood for the
H rideatl of Trenton Mich. a
week after an arsonist set fire
to the Beth Isaac Synagogue Al
though interfaith cooperation had
never been lacking in the Down
river community consisting of
-. wral neighboring cities in ad
dition to Trenton the 1
had seen a renewal of a unique
kind
one of the firsi to res< h I
.f the gutted sanetuarj **-
th.- R \-.a Compton,
Faith M
n b Even b ton l

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tin, th*
:st< rial

also w
, inmir.al
Sp*rh*di Campaign
One "f the fir>l Uukl of '.he
Trenton minsters will be torsiSC
funds to replace the prayerbooks
that were destroyed on the
bimah of the synagogue The ar
oniSt had taken the books from
the lower level library and used
the mass kindling for the fire,
igniting them with paint r>
mover
The Rev Walter C E Sjxmar..
pastor of Trenton's First Meth
odlst Church and president of the
Huron VaBej Ministerial Associ-
ation, spearheaded the formation
Of the committee, along with an
attorney. Robert C. Mun^on The
latter, a Unitarian, was taking
hi^ 15 year-old son to school the
day after th- fire. and. as they
passed the fire-blackened build
in| the DO) asked "What are we
going to do about it?"
\s soon as Mr IfunsOfl got to
his office he began calling law-
yer friends throughout the area.
Thv response was beyond belief
Checks from manv sources have
been rolling in Fven curiosity
seekers at the site pitched in
with donation* A $2 000 reward
has been posted hy the CitJ of
Trenton: Rlinisten preached
from their pulpits Sunday, and
offers to replace the four Torah
oils, destroyed in the fire have
been received DJ congregation
members
Benefit In May
The Wyandotte Community
atre will hold a benefit for
the congregation in May The
B'nai B'rtth Men's Council of
Metropolitan Detroit will channel
contributions from the Jewish
community into the ministers'-
laymen's fund and has also
:ihish th- \U-xh
Isaac Library with donations of
Judaica from Detroit area tod
Irvin Scl.....Iks pn aideat of
B!h Isaac congregation.
i h expressioni ..f
U -how the true feeling
of the community Out of
sorrow has come brotherl) k
The fin
bj an over
the llui.
Brinkle) \(.ari y
u of Downl osjae,
otticiated at the tervicea held in
the lower level locial hall h. th
its own (ptr
ltual leader.
Leaders of tri congr- .
wanted it understood that
an incident was the act -
ranged mind, that it wa
way characteristic of th gi
lenoi of the community i i
Mullias. a mem Or-r of the coi
gation. said I was bor:.
have been brought up ir.
town and there ha> Besei
anti Semitic
Sick Mind
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kind of r.-t,

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from Trenton
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tor examinatioi
> lues
Po I there eras n
nection between the ..r- 4
later swastika painting r
at the Adler Memorial
ray" sign not far from <
gation Shaarej /.edek m s
lie Id Babbi Morns Adlc:
onalued with the nan
the highway last year He h.i
ader of Shaarey .
rt bis death at the hai
lerk young congregant
Such acts, although bw
should not b- disregarde^l i
act of a ick person, the V
gan Civil Rights Cotnmisi
clared in a statement after r
fire.
Civil Righti Commission
The Commission and t!
troit Braneh of the Nationa.
ciation for the Advancei
"red People \oice
'.ation over tht mcide: '
led laaiatanec in appn
ing thos*' responsible
I his outrageous act
struction of a holy place -
be > xplained away as a
act of a sick person, the
mission .said in a form
merit Though the cu |
be ill and the act senseless
indiwhiahi are eneoun
the anti Semitism and ra
our (OCiet) Only a thin Ill
aratea the gentle people of
dice from the violent hi
Robert Tinsdale. execul
retary of the Detroit NAA
clared 'The burning
Isaac Synagogue, a sacred '
of worship, weighs bsavilj
hearts This most dastardl)
of eo ward ice and hell wl
be tolerated in Trenton in)
than the inhumane taking
ri< |TO'a life m Natchez Mi-
of this community. Negro
white Jew and Gent I if
sit idl> by and permit this
Other incidents of antiSemi:.
in our coi: n
without commending 0U1
nd our comnumit] ai
of ev- r> vestige anl i
of this sJcki
Neighborly gelations
I'- n Rose member
Otl of Way ne S
an outstanding
Michlgaa Deasoeratie P
a eharter member <><
on Svnagogue.
the \ :ew that, no matter
for and how tr
occurrence, it pomts to t
neighborly relations.

Friday. May 12. 1967
+Jewisti flcrfiflan
Page 5-A
Bonds to Open Celebration
songs by the celebrated Israeli States as one of the great tinging
singer. T.shura. who has been hail- and dramatic talents of modern
ed in Kurone and in the United Nrael.
Continued tiom Paqe 1-A
Held of diplomacy. Gen. Avidar
has also served as Ambassador to
Argentina and as a member of Is-
raels delegation to the United Na-
tions General Assembly
In his present post, he serves 19
director of the Israel Government
corporations Authority.
Theme of this Israel Independ-
ence Day celebration is "Ami Yis
reel Cbei" "The People of Is-
rael Live," it was noted by Rabbi
Leon Kronish, chairman of the
Greater Miami Israel Bond Or-
ganization, which sponsors the an-
nual black-tie dinner
1U pointed out that. "It la a
time when Israel's neighbors once
again seek to threaten her safety,
the people of Israel the world over
will share in Israel's day of cele-
bration and demonstrate their
abiding faith in her surviv.il "
Tp mark the occasion, the emin-
ent Jacques Llpchitz, one of the
greatest sculptures of the 20th
century, has designed the Spon-
son Pin of 1967 centered on the
Hebrew initials of "Am Yisrael
Chai." The pin will be presented
to the Honorees of Israel of 1967.
Mr. and Mrs Meyers have
been in the vanguard of leader-
ship for humanitarian and phil-
anthropic institutions in the
community and have been in the
forefront of service on behalf of
Israel, both before and since the
establishment of the state. They
will be th* first couple to be se-
lected for the Israel Medallion
of Honor since it was conferred
upon Mr. and Mrs. Sam Blank in
1964
In addition to Rabbi Kronish,
the committee is headed bv Sam
lie] Friedland and Leonard Rosen,
honorary chairmen. Mrs Dorothy
Rosen, chairman of the Israel
Bond Women's Division, and Mr
and Mrs Carl 'Veinkle, chairmen
of the committee of hosts.
Adding to the Israeli flavor of
the evening will be a program of
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Temple Quits Xational Reform Body
Talk on Benjamin's Travels
Continued from Po 1 A
'
i.embfrv 3'wM
Ipr 25
rxlra i a< madr
rd member
former N't
I that
are qii' : 11 rru
ar : tl al the
ir
He akeri that he and other fort
' w : i ,
--'re a' the rxa- 28th
meeting and I i m a
then I i-k 'o
rertsl at a cor
Official Urges
Ciment Election
' andidate for
I. II B W t.
" ir-ipal J
'
' He !- i
: hi
a son uht 1
' "hi- fine
- man in hi fusr hid for pub
rflee Norn :in ( inieni n..s ;i
-: ound in ci\ic affairs
i- Htrlt-versed in the problen
itj and displays the qoalitlei
Mention a"
':nportant in the make up of
I ilman for
ir-
tens Ma\e
man ( i
i li-m Hi las he

terr.
with.
Fan* noted that si* to-four
voto for "a congregation of 3,-
000 famil es' and said that the
congregation was u*in.g Rabbi
EiscrtaVarh s outspoken view*
at a preteit and scapegoat to
dissociate itself from the Re-
form Jewish movement ar.d the
enlightened views with which
this movement has ever been
identified, in the son-it of Jew-
ish phrophetic tradition."
He laid that
. Iwa> made 1.1
for himself and Ml
i i but does i
portent Baform
craw into isolation I BC :
Jewish leader says something with
which they diaagl
and H
ng, will be
of the b) I>r Abraham
Wolfi re the Spino/a~Fof\im
\(iilt Kducation which meet*
ever) Thursday morninn Id tr. 12
m the auditorium of Wash-
ington Federal 12.'<4 Washington
Are
Ner Tamid Cites
Mi.rray Shaw
At Sunday Dinner
in
\ 3 m ;. ,-
N I i me ol the
of tin nation ;it
a ij on the board of
Tniateet During hit adminiatra*
the ongreantiea has grown
er MO famuiei and is in the
ii .
I cantata written for the oe
is,.,, by Rabbi ESugene LabcarKf,
lual leader, will the high-
lijhi of the evening
Shan will DC presented with a
plaque of tribute as "one of the
nic forces in the growth of
the Temple and for his role of
leadership, philanthropist and
cipant in the reJiglaue, cult
ural and civic life of the com
i units
Slate Installed
For 2nd Term
Installation ceremonies for the
Kinnorel (' h a p t e r. Mi/rachi
Women's Organization of America.
i .1 place Ma> 3 at Temple Zamora-
Theme for the evening wh "Tri-
lo the Women -if \'alor Mis*
FTsta Karpell, who wrote the com
instalHni of
Installed for
i I term pi esidenl Mrs
> r< bert ii prcaadonta.
Mi- leaapk
in Mi Is- Ran M i
treasun Mrs Ellzi
Mi S> K La
M Marion Jacobson
innah Fite im a con espond
Harold ZeJko
Wli/
Mis I
lent \v.is chairman for the

Friday. May 12. 1967
Mni*tfkri
Page 7-A
Austria Coddles Ex-Nazis
Newest chapter of Mizrachi Women. Hadai. is planning a
luncheon, card and swim party at the home of Mrs. Daniel
Zalis. of Bay Harbor, on May 11. Hadar hats, hand-smocked,
used for golf or the beach, were to be rva sale at the luncheon.
The hats were made by Mrs. Molly Zalis and sponsored by
Charles Kramer, of the Shelboine Hotel. Funds raised by sale
of the hats will be used lor education of children in Israel
Pictured here are Mis Sidney Simon. Mrs. Hv Katz. Mrs.
Churles Simon and Mrs. Zalis. all board members.
Forte Towers Discussion Club
F*oru towers Booh and Discus reading of the hilarious N<>.i
sion Club will meet at l p.ra Ma> |>ollt Have t> be Jewish phono
" in the Card Boon of Fort, h |b
I Ml- N.lllll
Departing from its usual book Coal ol members will be dii
ew.s the club will present a ed i>> Mrs Rae Barkowiti
NEW YORK tJTA) The
American Jewish C ongrei I
lad the Austrian Government
this week with seeking to increase
the retirement income of former
Natis while claiming It lacked
funds to improve pension bene-
fits for Jewish victims of Nazi per-
secution
Dr Joachim Print, chairman of
the OOra mission on international
affairs of the Congress, made pub-
lic I letter to AiistI Kin Ambassa
dor Lemberger, accusing Vienna
of having 'chosen to aid tlio.se
win. collaborated in the crime ><
the Nazis at the expense oi those
who suffered at the hands ol the
Nazis."
Dr. Prim said the Austrian
proposal for enlarged aid to tx-
Nans was contained in a bill
which is to be submitted to the
Austrian Parliament by Chan-
cellor Joseph Klaus.
"The proposed legislation, de-
scribed as ., measure to grant ad-
ditional payments to Icderal r>vil
servants will have the offeel ol
greatl) aspanding retirem nl
heaefits for persons who were
denied reinstatements into the
Austrian civil servic
ibeir Nazi affiliations Dr Print
i said
These [Oi no l civil : inl
and their heirs will be awarded
aubstantial increases in bene
At the same time, we ar* ti I
the Austrian Go\ i i nmenl
benefits and pensions cannot beiVatism because ol the ui
increased for Jewish victims oi I ibihtv ol funds."
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THIS
MORNING
AT 8:00,
LUXURY
HAPPENED TO
EARL SMALLEY
ON HIS WAY
TO NEW YORK
Morning trips to New York used to be a drag,
said Mr. Smalley. That was before Yellowbirds
They changed my mind about flying the minute
I got aboard." And from that moment on H. Earl
Smalley was up to his new Yellowbird pin in
luxury.
So many people feel this way about our new Yel-
lowbird jets, they've made Northeast the fastest-
growing airlme to and from Florida.
From Miami, Yellowbirds fly non-stop to New
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I IBS
I alroi the citizen-
ol Mian I help our city
pro>pT during th-
* > \-*i- b) lliott
evelt inawr
Monday Meet Is
Tribute to Israel
Israel Independence Daj w.
8 15
p.m
Max U Terachi
^i\.- ;, pei sonal '!-( i iptii of hi
will present Israel
hi- wile I;
Syria Widens
War Threats
Over Radio
Continued from Pag* 1 A
>f the
;t-o- :. I-.-j- l.kt to
about her mill! iperiorit;
the amv tim 'h*1
ction of th S cth Fleet hi-
added.
erven here the
. was part of <<
dissuade tkt
rnment Iron | m\-
lion for a routine nnual
Lebaaoi
En
bass; Beirut i not n
i a repij from Inaanen I
it I r .1 ihet \;
of the \.- The reqiM
months .'.
In another develop S)
nan
mi of the A
of the Hid III Etatl" ..
I
andi that ihi AFME
spied for the I
State- Central H
CJ
The AFME office in Damai-
cu* was ordered closed AFME
is among organizations v. inch re-
ceive CIA funds, it denied
espionage activities and said its
mam function was educational
including sponsorship of Arab
students AFME maintains of-
fices in Cairo. Amman, Bagh-
dad, and elsewhere in the Mid-
dle East
AI M
dizat. IA afti
snow i that n an) \rm> stndi I
\" > undnr AFMK
I in ant< l
::ti Jew I!
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Re-elect
ELLIOTT ROOSEVELT
YOUR
P65 | Rooseve'- campaigned to* Mayor and
d to obtain n.ore participation in Federal Funds
i Beach
IN THE LAST EIGHTEEN MONTHS, MIAMI BEACH HAS
RECEIVED OVER 13 TIMES AS MUCH IN FEDERAL
FUNDS AS IT RECEIVED IN ANY SINGLE PREVIOUS
ADMINISTRATION
li 1965. Ell'Ott Roosevelt promised to create a new
Master Plan for the future of Miami Beach that will
r^eet the needs off all people
MAYOR ROOSEVELT BROUGHT THE MIAMI BEACH
DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION INTO BEING, AND
APPOINTED TO IT LEADING CITIZENS OF THE
COMMUNITY, NOW WORKING TO MAKE MIAMI
BEACH A BALANCED COMMUNITY.
In 1965. public beaches totaled 10,430 lineal
2,212 LINEAL FEET OF PUBLIC BEACH HAVE BEEN
ADDED DURING MAYOR ROOSEVELT S ADMINISTRA-
TION A 20o INCREASE IN ONLY TWO YEARS
In 1965, Mayor Roosevelt pressed '6 improve the
South Shore area
MAYOR ROOSEVELT ENACTED AN AGREEMENT WITH
THE COUNTY TO WIDEN 5th STREET fROM McARTHUR
CAUSEWAY TO THE OCIAN AMONG MANY OTHER
ADVANCES. THE MAYOR INITIATED A PROGRAM OF
URBAN RENEWAL FOR ALL OF SOUTH SHQRE SOUTH
OF 8th STREET AND IMPROVED ALL THE RECREA
TIONAL AREAS, PROVIDING SENIOR CITI7ENS WITH
BETTER PUBLIC RESTROOMS AND FACILITIES
MAYOR
A
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Powell ptayei mate' role .1 acquiring Mt.
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Powell Has Devoted One
Quarter Century of Leadership
and Integrity to Miami Beach.
Your Vote Will Help Him
Continue Serving Our City.

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Gavel to Blacker At BBYO Board Installation Here
D* JOSEPH NAKOT
Dr. Narot At
Rabbi's Seminar
Di seph It Narot of Temple
i it Greatei Hliml and hail
the commltter on liturgy
-ic of tlif central l onfer-
i lean Rabbi* i
a pai .it a meeting of the Com
1 tn u .M ibip of the Union
\n nan Hebrew Congregations
held II NVu York Cit> Ma\ 7 Iii '
Hi- was w hj W< l' '
! i- inal) -i~ n( tin'
ii-asoi thai explain traditional
.,- well as Reform Jewish
\w>r-v i
Robert \l Blacker was formally
Installed as chaii man ol the tx
overnors of the B'nal B'rith
Youth Organization oi Miami lasl
v eck, .if the third annual installa-
tion and meeting at the ai.
Hotel
Mark Rubin, chairman of the
22 Bnai B'rith Men's Lod
Council m tin- area, served a- in
stalling officer
Featured speaker for the affair
wa* Paul Seideman, national
ADL commissioner, and vice
president of District S, B'nai
B'rith Men.
Maurice 1. PtnegoM, vie* pro
ident ol the Florid.. State Pedera
lion of B'nai Bnth. as master
of ccremonie- William Sheade was
in charge of arrangements
OffttOTS who will serve with
Blacker in is*67*i8 include imme-
diate past president and currently
board counselor. Di Sidnej Pa
\ ilack; \ Ice presidi nts, Mrs amid
Feldman William Sheade. Mrs
Arthur Bassman, Sigmun i Zilber;
secretary, Mrs Newton Hoi
in anil treasurer Mr? Reuben
Guberman,
Serving on the
mittee are Fred Chekanow, Sam
Pascoe Mi- Harrj Pato Bernard
Langberg, So] Schreiber. Ro i
Blake, Ronald Shapo, Mr- Dpvid
Sack-. Arthur Hurwitz; Mesdumes
Arthur Hurwitz, Benny Malver.
Sheldon Palley, William Sheade:
and Reuben Guberman
A highlight of the evening
consisted of special tribute and
an expression of appreciation
from the board to the 32 chap-
ter advisors who work the year
round, without remuneration, to
service the 800 BBYO registered
members in the Miami area.
Main purpost "i the Miami
BBYl i boat i ol governoi in
tion i" the youth or
der, i- to serve as a steering bu I)
and p ilicj shipiii^i committee,
supporting an i assisting in thi
ovi : all oi.:' ctives and phili
oi the Florida Region BBYO
it- new directoi Mi-
Furlong Joins
Gables Bark
Coral Gables Piral National
Mank ha- announced the appoint
ment of Leo Furlong .ir a- a vice
president
Furlong comes to the Gables
hank from Maule Industries. A
graduate of the University of Mi-
ami, Furlonu has also attended the
American Institute of Banking
He served one term in the Flor-
ida state legislature.
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Miami Beach Tenants
Unite For Political
Action NOW!
Abuses of tenants will stop if tenants will vote for Herbert Magnes
for Councilman. Fe has spoken out fearlessly to expose ihe abuses
heaped on tenants poor or rich by unscrupulous landlords of
apartment house; who have had the support of certain city officiais.
Magnes is a successful businessman w!.o retired and came to live in
Miami Beach. He is a student of the Talmud, Judaism and cantorial
music. He buiit and dedicated an Ark to the memory of his father.
He is a member of B'nai B'rith. Mrs. Magnes is also active in Jewish
affairs. She is a life member of Hadassah and active in ORT. They have
two daughters and four grandchildren. Magnes is a financial con-
tributor to worthy charities and institutions of medicine and higher
learning including the Diskin Orphan Asylum, Yeshiva University and
Mi. Zion Sanctuary in Jerusalem.
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Magnes will fight for your rights. Your combined tenants' vote for
Magnes assure a powerful and honest voice for the citizens of Miami
Beach. Magnes needs your vote to help you.
Magnes Believes in
Clean Government.
He Has Signed a Pledge
That He Will Serve
With No Conflict
Of Interest.

1
m of social
Th. inj
duties, from 'he totality of 1 :
that forma the total man divi
man againsl himself and ere
an inn.-. 1 1 that mak"-
K destnicd'
Orthodox Judaism is
it it^ obligation to l>e a put ol
ythins pa^t. present and fu
'ir- both Jewiah and non-Jeuih
friend or fin' Our o'ipostion is
unal th- debate of id<
and theorj We Bit agaii -'
menian "'t of ;
but unit) in ad
of th, mattei
-- of d< switi

: before it is at tivated
Orthodox) ma) be
in, but if .1 choice
to t>, made, il is much bi
than reason ."."tout law I
reason W may -e
ing in ita inadom, but we >l
: be studious than > I
of coovenie
stimulus
circumstantial reason
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ktyoua or -
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SYNOPSIS OF THE TORAH PORTION-EMOR
Festival mbols Matia Lulav, Etrog. Shofar, Book oi
Re n< nee
N ivened bread" (Lev 23 81
a memorial bias) ol horns iL>:tj!3i ". the
fruit nf 40>.
EMOH \ ,,i said unto \,M., SrK.ak unto the pni.st,
the son.s of \ | M, unto ., t^,^, khaU |]oru, defl|e
himself for the d. t bis pi icapt for hi- kin that
ir unto him. for I ei and for his father, and foi his
son. and for I for hia brother; and for hia sister
a vimin The) shall not take .. woman that is s harlot, or
profaned; neither shall the) take .1 woman put away from her
husliand' (Let 21.1-7 h priesl shall take a wife in her
virginity A widow, 01 one livorced, or a profaned woman, or
a harlot, these shall h,. net take" iLev. 21 1S-14) No priest with
a blemish might approach the altar to offer a sacrifice the
impure priest might not even approach the holy food nor eat it
No animal with a blemish might In- an offering
Th,. leaeona of the hoi) convocations are then described
The seventh da) 1- 1 sabbath ol solemn rest >. shall
no manner of work In the first month, on the fourteenth
at dusk 1- the Lord's pasaaovar on the fifteenth day
of the ame month is the feast .f unleavened bread seven
days ve shall cat unleavened bread' (Lei BJ4D The Festival
of the First 1 tecun on the fiftieth daj after the
ftr-t day oi 1 in the seventh month, in the first da)
' month, shall i>. m real unto you, a memorial pro-
ms .1 holj convocation Y- shall
Howbeil on the tenth d
this seventh month is (he emenl and ft
nd ye Shall do DO manner of work in that
' '' ement, to make atom
the Lord your Go On the fifteenth d
eventh montl is th, : it tabernacli unto
the I. Let 23 24-34
Thit recounting o the Weekly Portion of the Law l<
tracted and based upon "Tha Graphic History of the Jowish
Haritaee" Pdited by P. Wollman-Tamir, $15 Poblishar it
Shen9old. and tha volume is available at 2/ William S New
York 5, NY. Presdent of th, society distributing the volume
S Joseph Sehlano..

Friday. May 12. 1967
1
+J(nit, fhridHar
Rabbi Shapiro,
Mt. Sinai Super,
Passes Away
OIHIK D16THS SfC. I
H..h!)i Knlmcn Shaoiro. of 245:
Brickell Ave died here May 4
Former nipervitor of dietary
laws at Mt Sinai Hospital, he was
the father of Rabbi Max Shapiro,
soifittMl loader of Beth Kodesh
Congregation.
Until he retired Mvtril years
o, he had worked at Mt. Sinai
for some 20 years A pioneer
Zionist, he was active in the
movement from its inception.
In addition to his son, survivors
include lv.o othel ions, Benjamin
if New York and Martin, of Long
Island: Ihrei daughters, Mrs Yetta
ol S Vork, Mrs Faye
;,ul h, and Mrs
Manila
i
i at 1

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Opt
en House In
Honor of Israel
An Open House celebrating the
Iftth anniversary of the Slate of
Israel, will b, held Sunday. 8 pro..
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph I Yanich, 12680 ME Miami
Ct.
Invitation is extended to all for-
mer members of Intercollegiate
Zionist Federation of America,
volunteers in Israel's War of
dependence. Floridians who have
Studied and worked in Israel, and
Israel students, to attend the In-
pendence Day celebration.
Dr. Tanner in Talks on Tots
Dr R I Tanner, children's vision
specialist, presented a talk to the
1 Vn th l';.rl ritv l-'l
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His lecture dealt with the child who
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potential, and is the eigth Dr. Tan-
ner has given recently to faculty
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and philanthn pis! m host
lj spon
h> the i Miami Women -
Auxiliary Jewish Home for the
\ ed on Sundaj .it l 4,"i p m
Mi Las renci Silverman, Aux
iliarj president, will give the me*
sage of welcome and Mrs
Silverman, honorary life president
will greet resident* and visitor-.
and report
on p'.in- for Ihe Hoi
Mrs I >uis Makovsky program
chairman will introduce Carol
D'Oi cej musical at i an 11 and
Predei ica soloist m ho will offer a
s Selections u ill also
be presented i>> Louis Makovsky,
baritone, and Lorl Sonz, dancer of
the La v i ne I lancing Studio
Refreshments will !> served
Members ol the South Florida
Federation ol Reform Rabbis have
unanimously endorsed and urged
the legislators of the State ol
Florida to pass the new abortion
law as proposed and adapt id fro.i
the model penal code of the Ameri
tan Law Institute "
The federal on an at m ol the
1 Florid I n ol the
- itl i i incil of I I'i ii n o

ol ||. I,,
i South
n to the
t' UK' Soui: east
In a statement issued here, the
federation urges "the amend-
ment of the current stature on
abortion to permit wider latitude
on the part of licensed physicians
to terminate pregnancies."
The statement lists these condi
as qualifications
"1 If there is substantial risk
thai continuance of the pregancy
would gravel} impair the physii il
or mental health of the mother
"2 If there Is substantial risk
that the child would In- born with
grave physical or mental defects
"3 It the pregnancy results from
rape oi incest "
Continued the statement
"We further endorse the re-
quirement that |ustifiable abort
tions shall be performed only in
a hospital licensee1 by the State
Board cf Health of Florid? and
pcrforrred by a licensed phy-
sician acting in good faith
In accordance with his best
medical judgment, and that two
other physicians, in addi'ion to
the one performing the
must certify in writ
? hat they believe the ore
tanct-s in each case are
that the abortion be justified.
W< i i that th<
the abo\ i | ion u ill i -. I
level ol lj and conti
to the san< litj ol human life V\ u
deplore the present conditi ins
under which as many as 1.000,000
abortions are performed illi
every year in the United Stati -
and under which more than I
deaths arc recorded as a result ol
these illegal operations
"We respect the religious be>
ol all Amei it ans Catho
Protestant and Jewish In thu
matter however we remind
ll Of the State ol Floi
such liberalized legislation
be mandatory Thos
i teaches them contrariw
re opposi
i>e |
their i
like
ieth Si \ i
Israi K '.
Tern: V
P K .
pie Beth El Hollyw !;
I r\ iton Ft
Lauderdale and Robert P I-
director. South Florid; ;
of the Southeast ( ouncil i'
I'nion of A m eric a n Hebi
Cot -is
Bur'dine 9s salutes the 19th anniversary of
" / 7/ / C~L "'
_>/#i LJi-rticI V__,hoi .

Friday. May 12. 1967
* kHi\lfh rMinr
Page 3-B
flfCffD TO NEW TERM AS PRESIDENT
Dr. Lehrman Takes Rabbinic Helm
Or. lehrman
Rabhiniral Association of Great
|er Miami, at its general meeting
this week, elected Dr. Irving Lehr-
man. of Temple EmanuEl. as
f president f o r
j the co m i n
I year. R a h b i
Lehrman. who
has previously
served as pr
ident, is the
first past presi-
dent to be elect-
ed to serve in
that Offmi
again.
Other officirs
elected Inchlde
in Samuel / Jaffe, "f Temple
Beth El. Hollywood, vice ;
-lent Rabbi s. >i Landau. Beth
D.i\i(l Con :< ation secretary;
i Richard M Leviton, T m
pie Emanu El, It Laudei
treasurer; Rabbi Solomon Schiff,
ation Beth El, reelected
- r\. cutive i ice president
Outgoing officers include Dr.
Max A Lipschiti. of Beth To-..l
Congregation, president; Or.
Lehrman, vice president; Rabbi
Vorris A. Kipper, Temple Judea,
iecretary, Dr. Jaffe, treasurer.
Rabbi Lipschiti was commended
"for his outstanding service dur-
ing the past year."
Dr Lehrman ia honorary presi
lent of the Southeast region of the
Rabbinical Aasembl) of America
He is chairman of the National
Rabbinii Advisory Committee of
the United Jewiah Appeal. He i- ;i
member <>f the rabbinic board and
the board of visitors of the Jewish
Theological Seminary of America
He has served for two years as
general chairman of the Combined
Jewiah Appeal of Greater Miami.
As chairman of the Jewish Na
tional Fund Foundation, he led a
delegation on a special mission to
Israel, where he participated in
groundbreaking ceremonies for the
new citj of MeAmi being establish
ed in Galilee Upon his return he
Was appointed as first horn rarj
citizen of .Miami's sister city
Dr lchi man is now worfcini in
conjunction with the American
Jewish History Centers on i re
a .n i ii stud} oi the early histm j
of the Jewish communitj in Fl >i
ida In rec inition o| his n
Contributions to (he A .1. w
ish s,, v,- Temple E.i airi El has
established the Dr Irving Lehr-
Chair in Modern Jewish Ili-
al the Jew ish Theologii al Sc
minary of America
In addition to his many Jew-
ish activities. Dr. Lehrman has
been serving the general com-
munity, as well. He is a member
of the board of directors of the
Dade County Chapter of the
American Red Cross. He is a
member of Metro's Youth Ad-
visory Board. He is a trustee of
the United Fund. He is a past
president of the Travelers Aid
Society of Miami and a member
of the advisory board of the
Florida Memorial College.
Lobby oi Forte Towers North, 1200 West Ave., Miami Beach,
is a true example of decorator Kenneth Hull's theory that
first impressions last." The lobby qives the same atmosphere
oi warmth and welcome as its two sister-buildings at 1000
and 1100 West Ave.. Biscayne Bay. The third of Forte's
towers has recently been completed and the complex contains
1.200 apartments each, with Olympic-sized swimming pools,
patio-gardens, 1.200-tt. boardwalk with yacht basin, recrea-
tional facilities and rooms, the Eleven Hundred Restaurant,
two 500 seat auditoriums and a banquet hall.
c on a ra fiiuific-n s
X 'JL-
Si*, te Cy sjfsrael
On SH
19tk A ^Sfnnivcrsaru
RICHARDS DEPARTMENT STORKS
He is
tional Conference of Christians
and Jews" clerg) dialogue planning
committee. He is chairman of the
community relations committee
Of the Intel taith Agency for Social
Justice, and served as general
chairman of the "Institute on Re-
ligion and Social Issues" held this:
week at the University of Miami
Gaynor Points
To Experience
In Beach Race
Milton M Gat nor. candidate (or
Miami Beach Citj Council in Croup
4 has received "an overwhelm-
ii h large amount of endois
ments from prominent Beach re
sidents an.! varii l oi i anizations
in the closing week before the May
16 primary the candidate de
clared
Milton Weiss president ol Miami
Bi a< h Federal s.-u Ings and Loan
Association, and Joseph Lipton,
president of Dade Federal Savings
and Loan Association, both an
nounced their support of Gaynor
this week
In addition Weiss' mother, Mrs
Rose Weiss, is serving as Gaynor's
""men's chairman and her other-
son. Dr Eugene Weiss, serving as
mpaign chairman along with
Joseph Singi i
As a businessman. I feel that
the same fundamental approaches
used m successfully running a
business can be applied to the
ernmmtal business that comes Uv
fore the Miami H e a < h City
( ouncil Gaynor said
He emphasized Mat he is \ it
concerned in seeing "that Beach
residents gi : a fair shake in the
iount\ tax assessment in pro
portion to sim ila r prop. I
throughout the county
I feel that my ex as
I pad ol the mortgaj d partment
a lai e federal s,i\ mgs and
association well qualifies me in
this respi Gaynoi added,
^^fnniversaru ^jreetings
19 tit JjirtUay
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Friday. May 12
S
Rhode Islanders Hcnor Mothers
the l '
I-..,,; I i : ''
*',U K'k' : with lh. I
her's Day, Maj 14, al ames, and refreshments will be
~ p.m in the auditorium of tin served
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The Family of the late
BARBARA GOLD
wishes to thank their many friends
for their kind and thoughtful expressions
of sympathy during their recent bereavement.
IDHH AMD BOB COLD
CJMOr COLO and JUDY and STUART MUSiBAUM
Remember how good
bread used to taste?
August Bros.
still does!
AUGUST BROS. BAKERY
10777 N.W. 36th AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA
Fried I and Chairs Inaugural
Of New Emanu El Facilities
Samuel Friedland, honorarj
resident "t Temple Emanu-El,
;h been named genera] chairman
ir (lie Miami Beach con [i
nns June 4 cornerstone layinu
ere in nn ir- at the site <>( the new
al hall and school building be
m constructed contiguous t< the
entral synagogue physical
ii Washington Ave at lTth SI
Friedland, chairman, of the
>ard ol Food (air Stores and one
. the nations foremost Jewish
ad< i- chairman the
nnual installation of officers ol
emple Emanu-El, which will t>"
eld during the Sundaj mori
une I celel ration
Announcement of Friedland's
acceptance was made by Max
Bo^crmon, president of Temple
Hmanu-EI, who has .->oarheaded
lie congregot'on s successful
. > to build the most
:ern social, tdjcation.il a'ld
ural facilities in the new
ing.

i .in .mil numerous otht r
thropii i i iei
Hit business leadership \ti
e tended throughout the nj.
tion at Food Fair grew into tht
fifth largest chain in the United
States, extended its shopping
center and related activities o
top positions in Florida and
other states.
FrierflonW
fiodcr mon
i- chairm the
building committi i Halpi rin is
hall and school I .
Poarlmai j
In announcing P*riedland
ceptance, Boderman nol
nu El ha : .
national reco nitioi
the long prcsidencj -if s
! w ti.>
with Dr Irving Lehrmai
the commun I Iota at

n
j
by ISABEL GROVE
l>< IM
o m an s
"World
Hugh Rand] :< j eai old ton of
irney, Edward A and D
Moss, got ihe birthday treatment
i.-i-t week whei he wai feted at
luncheon with 16 ol hit peers and
then all taken to ride the ponies
Natal daj v as Apr 26, but
celebrations were held on
Thui da com| leti I in the eve
ning with .i post holiday family
dinner attended by gi n dpan i
Hannah and Philip Moss, and aunt
Dorothj Moss who had been here
; "ii New York Citj to spend the
v eh with hei pai i nts

i i avini this w< ekend for th >ir
mer home in Mountaindale
\ V are Mary and A William
1 at -kill- I. ., rail i
I fot :.it therings
th?ir
let and son plus families,
live not I away Firs'
meeting of the clan will be June
m h< i. .[i andson Ira Hils celc
brates his Mar Mitzvah The
young man is the -on of the I it
in-r Ethel Gerstman i hnh
school teacher and- Pincus Hi
mana i ol a Seed Hill 'l h
i- also a princess In thi
arid they all live in Ellensville
The Gerstman son. Alfred,
attorney, lives with his wife and
three offspring in Wo i Irid i
and the former Sylvia Gerst nan
nnd spouse, Carl Silverstein, as
sistant district attorney In Mum
ticello, have two daughters
There's no dearth of "I
in the group, the ten or
Gerstman who practiced law in
\' York and Arizona, ten
assistant district attorney in
Phoenix before retiring and
coming to Florida 12 \ ars
The couple will return to
Mian tember tint
Mary i- active in many or iniza-
i' I hill take up her duties
at thai Mine
Jus ire leaving the area
she will Ik' installed as program
veep of Hatikvah Chapter BB,
and she can always be counted
(ill for service to Morton Tov
Continued on Page 10-B
Gavel Will Jewish Floridian
Change At
Fndoy.r.: cry 12, 1967
Pant 5-B
Dora Stein Sisterhood
Plans Mitzvah Luncheon
Dora Stein Sisterhood of Israel-
ite (.enter will hold its 17th IfitZ
vah luncheon on Sunday, noon.
May 21. at th- Royal Hungarian
Restaurant
l heme for the day will be v
MuMcal Installation ol Officers i"i
>< 7 69 with Rfcbbi and Mrs
\ D n. Mrs. H
Koet aberg and Miss Fran
elected foi tv
Mrs II
my tecretary; Mrs Ruth Katzif,
membership; Mrs Estelle Lazarus,
fund raising; Mrs Al Winston.
coi responding secretary M r t.
William Schindler, treasurei Mrs
Philip Kichman is outgoing presi
lei
Center president, William Druck-
e i. i eetin
Sei ni4 on the luni I com
mitti arc Mi Da\ id ->
I
'
Meet Here
Mrs Richard Horwich will be
installed as pr< -..l nl of Temple
Judea Sisterhood Wi dnesday dur-
ing a luncheon scheduled to begin
at 11:30 a m m the congregation's
new social hall
Mrs Horwich, who was co-chair
man of last year's Temple Jud a
membership campaign, succeeds
Mrs Manuel Seiklli who will 8 -
sume the duties of Sisterhood
parliamentarian
Other new officers include Mrs
Jay Beat man, ex cutive \ ice pres
idem. Mrs Albert Jacobson, vice
president, budget and finance;
Mrs I.eon Henry, vice president,
bership and retention; Mr-
Ham : Mrs Irving Hecht,
vice president, human relations
and program; Mrs Seymour Schul-
ner, vice president, education and
religious functions; Mrs Sol
Greenblatt, chaplain. Mrs Howard
Segal, recording tecretary; Mrs.
Fred Witkoff, corresponding sec-
retary; Mrs Sol Schreiber, finan-
cial secretary; Mrs Bernard Yes-
ner, treasurer; Mrs Moo Langer,
historian,
Mr-. Marvin Levin, chairman of
the nominating committee, is in
charge of reservations with Mrs
Schulner
Installing officer will be Rich-
ard Horwich. secretary of Temple
Judea and a leader of th? Greater
Miami Jewish Federation The
(oral Gables attorney is the hus-
band of the new Sisterhood pres.
dent
Entertainment will feature Rita
and Ira Schv.art/. who will offer
solos and duets with piano and SC
cordion accompaniment
nple J u d a women's
ted with the
Natii i Temple
the I nion of
* y> r
Sanka Coffee tastes as good as
or better tl
17 caffeinfrec
So, drink it, lth-
lt\ 10
Only ll 'i has been r<
\iu!. Ii!- no f)a>
i '.tin and
Anoth '
C l.Kill It H KOSHI R-PAB
Rehecising tiansier of the presidential qavel for Wednesday's
annual installation of the Temple Judea Sisterhood are Mis
Richard Horwich, incoming chief executive (left), and Mrs.
Manuel (Miriam1 Serkin, outgoing president of thp Cora'.
Gables women's organization. Richard Horwich. husband ot
the new Sisterhood president, will be installing officer.
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in May 13 with
nd chantinu b> Cant
of the Year" will
ing .. spa lal km ial
. r\ K--. k
<>f Mrs
itl % Dlatt Refreshments will
Mother's Daj sannon will be
1 I Mother of All Living "
SI arli
He

In th cc-nprehensive Erilish
division for students who study
Bible in English, winners were
Jodie Branse. Steve Berlin, and
George White, of Temple Sinai,
Hollywood, Fla.; Sharon Ross of
Temple Israel, Miami, Mitchell
Lulcin, of the Hebrew Communi-
ty School of Savannah Ga., and
Brian M. Susskind. of Temple
Beth El, St Petersburg Fla.
two winner- in each
r the
be held
i*i rk Citj mda>.
Bible contest this

1 foi the
i : i :
: Nehi
i
eater
mon i and
'
i
la of J
The contest is sponsored by
the Department of Education
and Culture of the Jewish Agen-
cy with the cooperation of local
Bureaus of Jewish Education
ami other Jewish educational in-
stitutions in the country.
- ..
F the Stati 1
District and Regional
under tb<
Herbert Zvi
|U Of J<
strict chairn luded
! Zvi Berger and Louis
[man Executive Din
.iU
Sinai Brotherhood Meet
Temple Sinai Brotherhood will
.:!.> in I Bl at the
N Miami Beach Civi r, NE
nd 170tlt S1 Officers
i nsuii anil be elect-
ed, and final committee reports
for ihr pa-i year will be submitted
will be served
Budget committee he nued Ihts
week for the be: :::.:
G:ea"e: ."'.-::.:
bined lev
e were six I '
Irvil Ralph L .
Shapiro Michael Sumberq -dorf
and Arnold Stern, wh
on to fan mselv<
t.on's budqetii.'i process. Bu
. :rt>nt years alloc itions
jde this week Norton S
ii :; :iy B Smith nr- ch and
irman respectively A the budget
com:
I
Sossin Gardens Due for Opening In Southwest
i i

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res ol

At the same tme Sottin'S
Shalom Nursinq r-'orre, located
adiacert to the B'ackstone Retire-
ment Hotel, will e*pand from 8
beds to 194 beds. The announced
doubling of caoriv rr- s '-*
than four months aHtr the
Shalom opened in January, 1967

-
il the
-

An
ti

lens is the I
V-
Sossin said cons*-nction on
both projects will begin early in
May, which has been proclaimed
.-s S?r ior Citizens Month by Presi
rhe SI

\I"iinii Tom i Group ill clos<
i ason with an installation
luncheon, Monday, noon, jt Ihe
\ Hotel Installing officer
will be Mrs Henrj H Wernick,
president of chapter Mrs Emanuel
Mi ni/. president <>t the group, has
ai ranged a spei i ll< li hting
n'lMiimn in he State
- i>itli birtl

i
i
-' : 11ii_; up in he I >
would i. nil even i ass II
Weinstcin thai ai
r.ingemcnU have been made to
Ions,, h^ campaign headquarters
al 1257 Washington Ave.. and an
i .in.
wolfaon State Re| rest ntatit > as
can | chairman and Si >
i m -
Mother't Day Program Set
A Moth. 's Da) progi am and
. tertainmeot will i>" highlighted
al the Florida Senior Citizens Club
2 meeting on Mondaj 2 p in at
842 Washington Avc
FOR MIAMI BEACH
COUNCILMAN
DAVE
HERMAN
(To succeed
D. Lee Powell)
LEVER 10
Pd Pol. Adv
THE field of fashion contains
manj male designers, and
there are mixed emotions about
hi u women react to having so
manj men design the clothes
the) wear
Mrs Leonard Luria thinks that
main o| th,-N. ,,. .,,,. excell >nl
designers, with a definite flair
fashion Some ol the Fr 'n< h
designers are responsible for
man) exciting and provocative
clothes She feels that toda) it is
difficult to discern between mal
and female deaignera, but men
used to design clothing definitel)
more feminine and flattering in
the past
In her ..pinion, (he Twiggy look
demonstrates that women re
spond easil) to fashion change
and this happens to be the cur
rent VOgUC \> Mrs l.uria sees
it. this flat-cheated, no sea appeal
look was started by a man. and
thai women have been brain-
washed to go along with it
Manufacturers are always look-
in.: for something new and so
are women, as long a- the econ-
omy can afford it, women will
bu) these designs even ii the)
are a little far out.
|u|RS. Ralph Nernberg likes
" men designers, and is of Ihe
opinion thai man) ol our best
designs come from their drawing
boards She cites the fact that so
many ol the pro.nm. n! dress
tiers In the world are male
sin- doesn't go along with the
often stated hclicl that most nun
v ho enter this profession do not
likr women and therefore at
tempt to make women look as
unattractive and as unfeminine
. possible She feels that it
doesn't make an) difference
whether a designer is a man or
a woman, because styles really
ha\en t changed that much to-
da) To hack up her view, Mrs
Nernhers points out that in 'he
past ten years, v omi n's clothing
has changed ver) little Hi mi
up or down; tht vocabu
- not the style
. hangi I very
nly over the period ol l
pasl |j the on. e
up The one i a lion
has been rH the fiel i nl
the swim suit, wiier- we havi
from the flat-chested I
suit
in bra This is b
lurers didn't
kno-.' how i' nstruct these Gar-
ments, and now the ling irie in
dustr) has taken over the bathin .
suit industr) to create a more
feminine and flattering -il
houette.
AN the other side of the fen< >,
is Mi- Harold \l
her viev not all, of the
male designers 1
hostilil ird women
b) the i i ma i
ti S.une of these men di

thi thi
men look
minine, with I
flat bodice ai pie, and
thinks thai the women who
wear thi i mi nts are gull
ll.lc
Mrs Abbot! fe< is thai most
women designers tend to create
ler looking clothes thai
they seem to make women look
more like women
Powell Urges Low-Cost Housing
Miami Beach City Councilman
I> Lee Powell seeking reelection
in the May lti race, continues to
point to his quarter ol a century
of s. r\ ice to the Beat h in the i
city of councilman and forme.
mayor
Commenting on the two percent
result tax, Powell declared that he
favors the tax and authority "t>y
an agreement thai must be conci-
scl) spelled oul with provision that
the council appoint the members
of the commission or the board
and the provision that the b
submit an annual budget to be
approved by the council "
On the question ol low-coal public
housing, Powell went on record as
declaring "I think it will l>c man
datorj on the part of the goi i
inent thai some sort of low cost
housins be established
"The Miami Beach zoning I
does not classify convalesci -it i i
nursing home. The cit) at! rncy
has advised the city thai we arc 'ti
in indefensible position in ihe
i venl oi a court action to force the
council to issue a building nermil
for this type of facility Therel
I think perhaps it would be w
to create a separate zoning class
ification specifically within th<
tie me portion of our cit)
Social Aids Hebrew School
Sisterhood of Con n Bi I i
El will hold monthh luncheon an!
iard party on Tie sday noon in th
Dora August Auditorium All pro-
ceeds go to the maintince of th-
Hebrew school, which is tuitio i
five
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Is it cruising in the Caribbean
or weekending in the Catskills?
!
no:
Is it oodles of Philadelphia Cream
Cheese with smokey lox on bagels?
yes!
LOXury begins with the finest, freshest,
tastiest cream cheese in town...Philadelphia brand!
CERTIFIEO KOSHER /kRAFt!

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Friday. May 12. 196'
7'
rancca
XJ,
mar
We
the
Women
SALLY
WOMAN OF THE WEEK
Sallj (Mrs Charles Simon hat just received the Parent
of tii. Veai Award "for her devotion and loyalty" from the
Hebrew Academy Womei Sail) was born in Mam Line
Pa on.- oi four children The ildest of the three girls she
v.:- a ays the little mother watching over them Brought
up in an Orthodox homi in love with .ill ol
trad i remonies ..rid know thai tins was the waj she
to bring up her own
she hadthem
Inti make a business
i": herself, she atti
S< l it was then that
married her I
5 eai Ij ag< Tl y
ag< "i JT Sail) m as
i If it were not for her
Sail) a -r have
noil able to continue Shi
mel Charles, a bachelor, married
and then they had three little ones
The children arc Florence, who
is married to Myron Aaranson,
has one child. Elisa, and lives in
Dallas Tea Harvey. Steven, Ron-
nie and Marh. Si* v j moved to Miami Beach,
where Sally's sisters and mother live Charles commutes
to liis business m Philadelphia Ten years a and
Florence were on television together in "I've Got a Secret
They both had been expecting at th,. same time, Florenc
with Elisa, and Sally with Maria Sail) looked SO verv
young, and the secret was that she was the grandmother
This was one secret that stumped the experts
Sail) has many Interests and bobbies she says that she
is master of none but that she thoroughl) enjoys them all
she went to the University of Miami to take courses in
dramatic- art and creative writing then out to Harry
Colh Iwaya written poetrj
belongs to the Laramore Rader poetr) group she takes two
i ek in sculpting and painting
.....
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FLOWERS
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BLOSSOM SHOP
tilt National Bank Bui.'rffra
1616 Washington Ave Miami Beach CALL JE 2-3231
Daniel Shain Weds
Esther Kaplan In
Sunday Nuptials
\ pt'on at th
Hotel followed the late afternoon
nuptials '' I al Kneseth Isra '1
i'h n which united the
former Esther Kaplan and D
Shain on Sunda) Ma) 7 Rabbi
i Lehrfield officiated at the
wedding
Daughl r ol Mi and Mrs i-
Kaplan, the bride i- a gi aduati
Miami Beach Sen.or High
she was a member of the A Ca|
Choir. Beta. 1. Esprit Girls Club
and vice president of L'Esprit sti
attended Carnegie Institute ol
Technolog) an I '''^- with
honors, trim: the University ol
Flori la and with departmi
: s in ps) i mi. > She is a
member of Psi 'hi
I ir her wi she sell
. i\ hi j peau de s 'e wil I
Vlencoi l.i. e I and long
sleeves La) en ol illusu n were
held b) a matchinj
piece, and he
of white sweetheart roses
Attei dants Mira R i
I thai, maul oi honor Mai
sham and Deborah Slyer, with
David Hoover serving as best man.
Henr) Kaplan and Henrv Unger
,i- groomsmen
On their return from a hone)
moon In Jamaica, the newlyweds
will spend the summer in Miami
Seniors Ante-Up
For Hospital
Over 2(H) senior citizens dug
deep into their social security and
retirement incomes Sunday and
came up with over Moo for island
View Hospital
Miami Beach Senior friendship
Club, represented bv Rose Berek
chairman Mrs Ida Spivack and
1 Bolten, vice chairmen, and
David Niemark. executive m 'mb
er, presented a check for $100 in
the name ol the senior or ;aniza
in Dr St inli ) Jona<

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Friday. May 12. 1967
Kenneth I lias
Drew Strum
Steven Krmm
Richard ftoir
j[5
Larry Smith
On Saturday morning, Maj 0
j son of Mr and Mrs Jerome
Smith, observed his Bar Mitzvah
at Temple Zion,
i ai rj .i seventh grade ptipil
i Rot kv. aj Junior High, and ;
larinet in the school band
Mr and Mr- Smith hosted
Kiddush following the services
i luncheon at the Carriage Light
lauranl in honor ol the cele
want.
11.' is .1 top honor student and
plays the trumpet In the school
band His hobbies include coin col-
lecting and sports
The Solomons will host the Kid
dush following the services in
honor <>f the celebrant
Stephen Leighton
Stephen, son of Mr and Mrs
Eric Leighton, will observe his
Mitzvah on Saturday morning,
Ma) IS at Temple Zion
Stephen is i seventh grade pupil
it Glades Junior High, plays tram-
H and piano and la a member ol
he school band
Mr and Mrs Leighton will host
he Kidduab following service*
ind .i reception at home in honor
t the celebrant
Steven Miller
On Saturday morning, Maj
Stevei \ n ol Mr and Mi -
!> Mil. .. 50 Vrch
K' < >n
Bar Mitzvah at Temp;. Nei ["amid.
oici mil gilUI
N th Miami J inior I
and Sei Ri S
He enjoys boatii
and in- 11
1 hi \ R xi
.it th.- Da i i int s
Sti i en i- a
m the Nei I
r choir, and has performed
j times w ith the Miami 11
A : driller will tx ten
lered t| ant on Saturda)
evenii it the Pontainel
h 1
Bar Mitzvah is the grand
-on ol Mr and Mrs William I
ih
Howard Pell
Howard son ol Mi and Mrs
nard Pell, was called to the
i as a Bar Mitzvah, on Satur-
day, Maj 8, at Temple Zion
Howard is a seventh gi
dent at Rockway Junior High, and
enthusiast
Mr and Mrs Pell hosted tl .
Kidduab following services, and a
luncheon at the Carriage Light
Restaurant in honor of the cele
brant
Drew Strum
On Saturday morning, Ma) 13,
"in n of Mr and Mrs Mel
Salomon and I>r Milton Strum,
will Ik- called to the Torab ..-
Bar Mitzvah at Temple /.ion.
Drew is .. i student
,,t the M an Military Academy
Herman Favors
Beach Resort Tax
Dave Herman, on the ev. oi his
for the M
'i Cit) Council, said this .
'hat I am whoJeheartedl) in
favor of the Di
mission recoinmendationa "f no
than 50 per cent lot c a. i
age."
Commenting on the two i*
tax, Herman |
I think tins will be
a source oi revenue that wiO in-
borne 00 percent by tourists
"I don't think that any agenc)
has the ri| M to spend public I
I favor the creation of in agency
hat will (die. tivel) the
council m budgeting fund- "
Rachel Hoodwm
Rachi l Ann. daughter ol Mr and
Mrs Herbert Hoodwm. 1407 Fer It-
: Coral Gal les w ill become
Bas Mitzvah at Beth l'a\ id Congre
tion on Friday, Ma) 112
Rachel is a seventh made stu
dent at Ponce de l.e.m Huh and
has been attending Beth David lie
ligious School for the past five
- She is interested in bow ling,
Softball, and sewing
Mr- Blaa Hoodwin, of Sawyer,
Mich grandparent ol Rachel, will
attend the services and Oneg Shah
bat in honor oi the celebrant
Kenneth Elias
Services on Saturday m n rung
Ma) 13, at Temple Sinai ol North
to be held at Washii
Fi deral, 698 ME 167th v will in-
clude the Bai Mitzvah ol Kenneth.
I Elias
Kenneth i- in the seventh .
at Miami \li:.t.,:> A
at the I
School His h. due- an
and oil painting and he p'ays thi
guitar
out ..I town guests ill include
the celebi l hi-
\ii l I Spanbock
Janet Potash
el Ruth daughter ol Mr and
Mrs Hyman R Potash. 4:

87th Cl will observe her Bas Mitz-
vah during the late Friday evi
f Ma) 12 at Tempi,. Zion
' is a 7th grade pupil at
Glades Junior Huh and i- a mem-
1 < r Future Teachei ol
She has been attending
le Zion K.!;. IOUS School for
the i as! four years
cne_ Shabbal following
si rvices will W h<
Mrs Potash in honor of the 11 e
brant Mr Potash has served as
president of Temple Zion for
year-
Richard Rose
Saturday morning sen-ices at tend
Beth Torah on May 13 will include
the Bar MiUvab of Richard \
son of Mr and Mi- Leslie r; Rose
999 NE 167th St
The celebi ant is the grandson of
Mrs I ilhan Goldstein
Oul of town guests here for the
ion include Mr and Mrs Jack
Shapiro, Mr and Mi Sid Heitncr
Montreal; Dr and Mi- Sam Dux'
l tta Hoehbei g, New York
Thomas Cromer
r is Scott ( ron i i will oh
i his Bar Mitzvah at Temple
turda) morning Mat
13th
i "i V' ., I Mrs Maurice
Croraei 4564 N Michigan \ i
ron i: \ attends Nautilus Junioi
hool
'' the i recep
tion and luncheon will be held at
Wolfson Auditorium
Roy Ginsberg
Ro) son of Mrs Beverle) Gins
will become Bar Mitzvah I
urday morning Ma) 13, at Temple
Menorah
Ro) i- a student ,.( the Religious
School ami attends Nautilus Junior
High Tin- sumim r he will .
Mitzvah Pilgrimage to I si
sponsored bj the Bureau ol Jewish
Education of Gr< .it. i Miami
\ luncheon reception in Ro) -
honor wil be held at the Clobbouse
Rostauiant following services
Out of town guests include
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Guy
Ginsberg. Baltimore. M.i
?
Steven Gram
Steven Howard, son of Mr and
Mr- 11 niv Kram, Will become Bar
Mitzvah on Saturday, Ma) 13, -it
iv- m>].' Emanu El
Steven i- in the seventh grade
at Nautilus Junior High, and plays
trombone in the band He is in
ted in sp .it.-, particular!) fool
ball
i he celebrant will Im- honored al
a reception Saturda) evenin
he Deauville Hotel
Howard Eder
How .ml Scott, son of Mr and
Mrs .-snl Eder. 7Kt>0 Dickens Ave
Pioneer Women
Note Mothers Day
Regular meeting of Ihe Golda-
Meir Chapter, Pioneer Women was
hcl.i on Wednesday, in Ihe Algiers
Hotel The thapter celebrated its
19th birthda) and honored Its
president Mrs Abraham Si
with a special Mothei Da) pre
sentation \ musical program
Rose Ja< ibson asi
at the piai o b) Nata I'tal
Other participants in the pi-.-
Nathaniel Soroff,
Mi- Milton Green, Mrs Miriam
M Mao Kleinman, Mrs
Jennie Dim and Mi 1-.... Push
km. who .i -> i\. 0 .
for the aft
Club 2 held a Mothei Da)
lun
! Hot< I. Mrs. 1
pn sident, s|
affair Chairman was Mrs
Shedi i Mrs Sadie n
delivered the invocation R
mond was i< it Mi -
Milton Green was guest speaki i
Mothers Honored
At Emanu-E!
Dr Ining Lehrman will offii
at the annual Mothei Da)
ices "ii Saturda) morning at
Temple EmanU El Mrs I.e.maid
Abramson, Sisterhood president.
will offer a prayer in the name of
th,. mothers Mrs Harold J
BrOOka, I'T.A president, will e\
ireetings
Scott, son Of Mr and Mr- Abe
Jay president of the 1967 con-
firmation
hall of the Religious Schn.il I
daughter ol Mr and Mrs Herbert
Buchwald, and Kenneth, son of
Mr and Mr- Ronald Fine, fir t
graders representing the Solomon
Schechter Da) School, will
poems ,n honoi of mothers
A : ader, Mali,
oi Mr and Mr- J... 1 Hauni rep
resenting the elementary depart
men! of the Da) School
Thomas Cromer Frances Glushakow
will In-come Bar Mit/vah at Temple
Menorah on Saturday morning, May
13.
Howard is a student of the
Religious School and attends
Nautilus Junior High where he
plavs .'.iiinet in the school band
A Kiddush will follow services al
home, and a reception in How am -
honor wil be held at home Satin
dav evening
Frances Glushakow
ii .ii ces dau htei ol Mi
Mrs Jacob Glushakow, wil become
Bas Mitzvah pic Menorah
mi I : ida) >' i runs Ma\ 12
Frances i- a student of the R<
ligious School, and a seventh grad
ei ..t Nautilus Junioi Huh
i n Shabbal in Fi am es
honor will be held in thi
Hall following service-
Judea Slates
First Dinner
In New Quarters
Temple Judea will hold the fir-1
Congregation dinner meeting in it-
new Coral Cables synagogue i n
Sunday at 6 'M\ p m with pre-i
dent. Joseph Krvfctz. rcvi-
the initial year in the new phv-i
cal plant at 5500 Granada Blvd
across Dixie Highway from the
t'niversity of Miami
Flection of officers and mem
hers of the board of trustees also
i- scheduled for the annual meet
inn. which will hear officers ot
line plans for the coming year
Children 13 years of age an I
older, are welcome at the set
which will open with .. bufl in
the social hall. Rabbi Mom- \
Kipper la spiritual leader of 11
pie Jllde..
II. II
In.aid Ol tin-!' PS i- i '
the : ..... I
v> huh i- afl
v ith the I'm.m of American H
revv ns
Dermer Demands
Beach Dignity
"I demand dignit) in got
nient said Ja) Dermer W i
da) On the eve of the Mav Hi eh.
tion on Miami Beat n
\ candidate for mayor Di rn
di dared that l want to
mw spirit of dignity lor
B< h govi rnment one
Can all Ik- proud of
Dormer's wife, YaHa, an Is
raeli sabra, supporting her h
band's candidacy, noted thai
"being born in Israel, I've see-
that by working together in ha-
meny and
operation,
achieved "
with a spirit of
miracles can
CO
I
Abraham Giunhut. vice presi-
dent of the lewish National
fund oi Greater Miami, will
leave this week on a fact-
findiug trip to Israel. Grunhut
was tendered a bon voyaae
party by the INF last week
with Joseph Cohen. INF Coun-
cil president, offerinq greet-
ings. Grunhut is vice presi-
dent of W on Federal
Savings and Loan Associa-
tion and president of the
Miami Beach ZOA District.
Rabbi Zucker
Pulpit Guest
Rabbi Max Zucker will be guest
preacher at the late Friday ,
service at Temp!.- Emanu FI.
Dr Irving i ehrman spii
leader, announced Ral In \nhur
s Hollander will officiate at the
Rabbi and Mr- Zui leer
dent- ol Miami Beach
tembi i
1 : i : beloi I !
Emanu E is presidei I
r.i i h r.. \--ik iai
the J
Con m< ii ;
I ruler h I
l '. director of the Miami B
Preside' ||, anil belol
; must Club
He i- .. M.e-on and memo* i
thi Scottish Rite and Shrine
since
Sei
Beach Federal
Honors Staffers
Miami Beach Federal Sal
\ o, iat n I :
r meritoiio.:-
i annual awards part)
hi al Luau R<
North Ba) Villi
Milton Wei m pre-i
d.nt. made a special present
of gold culf link- to rUel Hr.Mik-.
who has bean with the Federal for
30 years BrOOKi had received a
diamond-studded 25-year service
pm five yeai ago
Fifteen year pm- vv ere pre
ed t>> Aii- rt Brooks I ee Blounl
ii inbotbara B II I n
Peter Hang and Hill .smith
Ten year pins were .. t ai led t
ti '.. Laura Mi
m in ..id Milton We
Five v. ai pins went '
Little Marj Stapleton D
Joni m.iiv Stncklan' I
ChanneUs and Philip Myers
Riverside Memorial Chapel. 1250 Normandv nnH
Dr.. Miam, Beach, will undergo a S125S)0ex- s^ia Sal an ^ 9 ^ ^ .'
saia mat an announcement will be made ot
an even more extensive expansion ami
modeling program lor Riverside Memoi;
Chapel at 1920 Alton Rd
f
pansion and remodeling cf exterior and i
terior. Leonard Zilbert, RMC vice president,
said interiors will have a Mediterranean motif